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No greater resource available to the developer is as easy to come by as the lowly and traditional book.

However, whilst government rhetoric stridently opposes them, both prostitutes and pornography remain easy to come by in modern China.

Some, including Tata Motors, overextended themselves when commodity prices were high and credit was easy to come by.

However, QFII assets have not been easy to come by, as many QFII managers are not in need of mainland-based investment advisers.

Though crisps, sweets and doughnuts are easy to come by, an apple is a rare commodity .

Admittedly, a satisfactory resolution is not always easy to come by.

Figures are not easy to come by, but one mine uses 106 million cubic feet of water a year.

Other young people do not find money so easy to come by.

Fat commissions are good, but not always easy to come by, and each new painting takes its time.

Profit opportunities are not easy to come by, but the search for such opportunities drives markets.

No, good jobs are not so easy to come by these days.

All are desperate for white-collar jobs that are not easy to come by in China's manufacturing economy.

It's not easy to come by these animals today.

Jobs are not easy to come by in that country.

Freedom to take the next job or move for a relationship is easy to come by when you rent a home.

Here in America, however, turnips weren't as easy to come by, but there were pumpkins aplenty .

This mistake probably seems obvious, but as anyone who's been on a lengthy job hunt can tell you, discouragement is easy to come by.

And for anyone with a decent idea and the drive to start a company, $100, 000 to get it off the ground is easy to come by.

Nowadays it is easy to come by on the black market where a sheet of eight pills sets one back about ten dollars.

Neither fluency nor accuracy is easy to come by in learning a foreign language.